No. 4,679 in French
permanence
"Permanence" in French means "continuity" or "endurance over time."
In a sentence
Sa présence en classe assure une certaine permanence dans l'apprentissage.
His presence in class ensures a certain continuity in learning.
The word 'permanence' in this sentence reflects the idea of stability or constancy within the context of the learning environment.
Le professeur est en permanence dans son bureau pour aider les étudiants.
The professor is permanently in his office to assist students.
Here, the term 'permanence' is used to indicate continuous availability or presence, emphasizing the professor's constant readiness to help.
Ils ont établi une permanence pour répondre aux questions des citoyens.
They established a permanent office to answer citizens' questions.
In this case, 'permanence' refers to an established location or service meant to provide enduring assistance or information to people.
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